Losing Liam book of poems

“I wrote the poems following my son’s suicide in 2003. They helped me to connect with him and to grieve. I hope they will also speak to others who have lost children, and to those who offer support through the work of this charity.” – Sue Bracknell

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£1.00

A5 folder for parents or carers when their baby dies, to keep important information about their baby including A6 card for hand and footprints, and small zip-lock bag for hair. 12 for £10.00 or 50 for £40 – see Shop: For Professionals
My Brother and Me book
£5.99

Written by Sarah Courtauld and beautifully illustrated by Rebecca Cobb. The simple story deals with the issues surrounding a sibling’s serious illness, and stays in hospital, and how his brother copes with different emotions and feelings. It is for children aged 4-10 years old. ‘Highly Commended’ in BMA Patient Information Awards 2010
When your Mum or Dad has Cancer book
£4.00

This is a useful short book for younger children (7+) to teenage children. It has an introduction for parents but then explains cancer in a simple way children can relate to. It also covers many questions children ask, such as will the person die and what exactly happens, but tackles the answers with insight and honesty.
When your baby dies: a particular kind of grief (booklet)
£1.00

Practical and emotional guidance for parents when their baby dies, and afterwards. Also useful for midwives, hospital bereavement services and other professionals supporting bereaved parents and families. Also sold in larger quantities - 12 for £10 or 50 for £40.
Someone I Know has Died book
£9.99

An innovative activity book with many unusual and interactive features, written for bereaved children to help them understand what it means when someone dies and to explore their thoughts and feelings with an adult. Although designed with pre-school and early years age groups in mind, some older children may also enjoy this book.